This program offers short, family-friendly educational films curated for kids. Please note that these films are not rated.

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My favorite part is when her brother saves her. I love my brother! –Miller Sheedy, age 5

Adventures at Home

Join young ripper Jackson Goldstone in his hometown of Squamish, B.C as he rips big jumps and rides trails with style, dreaming about his favorite sport; mountain biking. Watch the film to witness the magic that Squamish offers, and all that Jackson is capable of while behind the handlebars. –Lilah Lerner, age 17

This is Home: Jackson Goldstone

Shaba is a sweet, heart-warming story about elephant rescuers and the elephants themselves that shows you really can do anything when you put your mind to it. –Caroline Merritt, age 12

Shaba

This film brings recognition to flooding caused by deforestation. It is the story of a girl growing up with a tree that she becomes attached to. That tree later helps her through the floods.–Townes Merritt, age 15

Little Forest

Between Walls takes place in Austria, featuring two insanely cool women that shred between walls of snow and keep you on the edge of your seat. Bring a helmet because the speed is top-notch. –Joe Galbo, age 16

Between Walls

This film follows a young and relatable teenage girl who is fighting for the health of turtles and the elimination of pollution on her home island. This story not only stresses the importance and relevance of problematic climate change and pollution but shows all of us what we can do to reverse it. –Ruby Cieciuch, age 12

Julieta & the Turtles in the Plastic Soup

Inspired by her father’s experience of his Canadian Indian Residential School, the filmmaker from the Stellat’en First Nation animated this beautiful story to make sure we remember the past so we don’t repeat it. –Jake Martin, age 17

The Train Station

Antonese and Eagle Ray Empress are two residents of Cat Island in the Bahamas, interested in protecting the breathtaking ocean they live around and also recognizing the fears that come with it. This is the story of their relationship to the ocean, tourism, colonialism and how they help their community with a deeper understanding of the whole picture.–Sadie Steinberg, age 17

Antonese

Mama Has a Mustache is an uplifting and lighthearted short film about loving ourselves and everyone around us. Through lively imagery and an honest narrative, this film normalizes all forms of gender&nbsp;identification, dismantles conventional biases related to gender, and invites us to accept all people regardless of differences. –Jula&nbsp;Cieciuch, age 15&nbsp;

Mama Has a Mustache

This is totally a kids’ film. Kids love the internet and the internet loves skiing. This time, watching the internet helped Ben get outside and write his own “ski” line.–Zoe Cooper, age 10

Write Your Line

Kids Kino Shorts

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Festival dates: May 22–26, 2025Mountainfilm’s programming showcases stories about environmental, cultural, climbing, political and social justice issues. Along with exceptional documentaries, the festival goes beyond film by bringing together world-class athletes, change makers and visionary artists for a multi-dimensional celebration of indomitable spirit. Our mission is to use the power of film, art and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world. Tap the menu icon (☰) in the top-left to browse the schedule, view films, and manage your pass.

These are all of your tickets. If you have an Ama Dablam, Festival Guest, Palmyra or Wasatch pass, your personal ticket will be automatically linked to your pass. *You must wear your pass to be admitted into the venue. Arrive at the theater 30 minutes before the start of the program. 

6 Pack Pass

After the Fest Online Pass*

Online Household Pass

Online Individual Pass

Palmyra BOGO Pass 

Patron Pass

Student (K-12) Palmyra Pass

Wasatch Pass

Wasatch pass for seniors 80+

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Mountainfilm is a documentary film festival using the power of film, art and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world. Join us online from May 31 to June 7, 2022.

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